Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-14

amounts as shown by grand iJfy
book returned to auditors office.
On motion w F Stotts county
treasurer was allowed $1,000 for
clerk hire.
On motion costs in state cases
transcribed by clerk of county were
allowed as per transcript.
The following resolution was of
fered, and on motion, adopted:
Resolved, That the board remit
all the interest on delinquent taxes
on personal property, which for four
years or more, the treasurer has neg
lected to collect, on the payment by
the person liable for the same, OF
the original amount of tax.
A f Armstrong was appointed
commissioner to view site for bridge
in section IL, Hamlin township, and
report at the June 1887 meeting of
the board.
Jasper Jensen was appointed ccm.
missioner to view the following sites
for county bridges and report at
Jane meeting of the board, 1887:
Cnc Ia section two, Audubon town
ship.
One in section seventeen, Sharon
township.
One in section thirty-two Oakfeld
olwnshlp.
One in section six Oakfeld town
ship.
On motion, the board adjourned
to o'clock a. m. April 6, 1887.
J. II. RENDLEMAN,
County Auditor.
April 6, 1887, s o'clock a. NJ
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
On motion the following accounts
were allowed:
RI Hunter, copying papers
by order of court SO 90
r J Hunter for assessing the
town of Audubon for 1887. 40 90
Frank p Moore for assessing
Hamlin township for 1887. 70 90
Is f Howald, merchandise for
poor. Is 90
Geo f Cotton, trustee for Ex-
ira township. 4 90
Reynolds & lde, merchandise
for poor. 3 Is
Miss Jennie Cassidy, sewing
for poor persons 2 rs
} q Gates, coal for poor per-
sons claimed $54, continued
for trustees certificate.
DIR Il B Beatty, medical atten-
tendance on poor persons,
claimed sos, allowed so 0C
On motion a school fund loan OF
$500 to Sophronia Deem was exam
ined and approved.
Auditors report of permanent
and temporary school funds was ex-
ahmed, and on motion, approved.
V E Horton, clerk of Oakfeld
township, claimed 81, continued fol
correction.
VIM Lansing, trustee of Oakfielo
township, claimed 81, continued fol
j correction.
Henry Kay, trustee of Oakfield
tawnship, claimed s., continued fol
correction.
, Dennis Weatherby, trustee OF
Oakfeld township, claimed 81, con
tinued for correction.
On motion, the board adjourned
to l o'clock p. m,
O'Clock p. m.
The board met pursuant to ad
journment.
Clerk of courts report of fees col
! lected for January, February anG
March 1887, was examined, and or
motion, approved.
VIM Mallory, sheriff, boarding
prisoners, was allowed So 60.
| This being the day set for the
hearing in the matter of the vaca
ton of part of county road No 1874
in Leroy township, petitioned fol
by M ODonnell and Isaac Layland
and objections having been filed
thereto, and the board of supervisors
having heard all the testimony pro-
duced in the case, and being fully
ADVISED in the premises, hereby order
the vacation as petitioned for, ans
the county auditor to issue warrants
on the county for costs.
Consent road in Hamlin and Ii
;. Roy townships along the Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific railroad
: rights of way petitioned for by Hen
. ry Young, NJ. Hutton, Robert Sizel
and M O'Donnell, was, on motion
} established as petitioned for.
On motion the following account,
were allowed:
Sparks Baker, member of the
board and mileage. Sl3 &c
Jesper Jensen, member of the
board, mileage and commit.
tee work. 20 q
A f Armstrong, member of
board. - OF
On motion, the board adjourned
sine die. SPARKS BAKER,
Chairman,
| j ii RENDDLEMAN,
County Auditor.